Tech news: Avalara launches property tax “software-with-a-service”
Plus, BillingPlatform rolls out AI-powered RevenueIQ suite; AccountsIQ adds Non-Financial Metrics feature for AIQ3 platform; and other accounting tech news.
Plus, BillingPlatform rolls out AI-powered RevenueIQ suite; AccountsIQ adds Non-Financial Metrics feature for AIQ3 platform; and other accounting tech news.
While more organizations are encouraging the use of AI, a recent survey found that even if it were banned at their workplace, many would still use it anyway.
The Internal Revenue Service issued answers to frequently asked questions about the soon-to-expire tax credits for solar and wind power and electric vehicles.
Former DOGE member Joe Gebbia’s mandate as the nation’s first chief design officer may include redesigning income tax forms.
The IRS is asking the public to weigh in on free tax filing options for an upcoming congressional report, amid worries about the likely demise of Direct File.
The International Accounting Standards Board issued a set of amendments to IFRS 19 Subsidiaries without Public Accountability: Disclosures.
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The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury intend to issue proposed regulations involving the transfer of United States real property interests.
The government could collect up to $1.5 billion more in tax revenue over five years if pipe tobacco and roll-your-own tobacco were taxed the same as cigarettes.